...Factual Summary: In this scenario, Coleman works for Software Inc. in which some of his duties included traveling to prospective clients and meeting with representatives of his sales division. During one of his sales trips he went to the mall to buy a ring for his wife that he couldn’t afford and proceeded to steal it from the jewelry store. After stealing the ring he met with John at Jimmy’s Poor-Man’s Bar which was not a client of Coleman’s. Coleman decided to show John a cool trick that at the end it killed Jimmy and the bar sustained a lot of damage. Because of what occurred at the Bar Software Inc. terminated Coleman’s employment. Coleman decided after a week of his job being terminated that he would make amends with John. He took John out to dinner and got into an argument and punched John in the eye. Legal Issue(s) Presented: The issues that were presented in this scenario were: (1) Because of what occurred at the Bar, Jimmy’s mother, John, and the 5 owners of Jimmy’s Poor-Man’s Bar sued Software Inc. for the damaged caused by Coleman. (2) Coleman sued Software Inc. for wrongful termination (3) The jewelry store sued Software Inc. for the value of the ring that was stolen by Coleman. There were several legal issues to discuss based on the different types of suits that they were bringing against Software Inc. One legal issue was when an employer is liable for the actions of an employee. Another legal issue is when an employer is able to terminate an employee...
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...10 Reasons You Should be an Entrepreneur by Bamidele Being an entrepreneur can be one of the best decisions you will ever take in life but you don’t just jump into things without knowing why, this post will be listing 10 reasons why you should be an entrepreneur. 1. Be Your Own Boss. Nothing can be more frustrating than taking orders from the same person all the time. Even if taking orders is okay, what happens if your life depends on taking orders? Failure to obey your boss can kick you out of your job. Being an entrepreneur puts and end to this and you don’t have to answer or take orders from any boss anymore, you live your life as it pleases you, you do things as you want. We all have various ways of doing things and what works for me might not work for you, if you are working under a boss your boss can make you do things against your will if he believe that is what works best but as an entrepreneur you don’t have to face all this, you do as it pleases you. 2. Work at Your Own Schedule. Having a 9-5 job can be very stressful, you have to leave for work 9am every morning and you have no choice until 5pm in the evening, being an entrepreneur helps you overcome this and you can decide if you want to be working from 2pm in the noon till 6pm in the evening, it depends on you. Depending on how and where your business operates, you can even work at night and sleep at day as an entrepreneur, you can decide to live a different way of life – and this is what a 9-5 job will never provide...
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...majority of people with whom you work or meet in connection with your work. How well does each of the following words or phrases describe these people? In the blank beside each word or phrase below, write Think of your job in general. All in all, what is it like most of the time? In the blank beside each word or phrase below, write N ? for “Yes” if it describes the people with whom you work for “No” if it does not describe them for “?” if you cannot decide Y N ? for “Yes” if it describes your job for “No” if it does not describe it for “?” if you cannot decide __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Stimulating Boring Slow Helpful Stupid Responsible Likeable Intelligent Easy to make enemies Rude Smart Lazy Unpleasant Supportive Active Narrow interests Frustrating Stubborn __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Pleasant Bad Great Waste of time Good Undesirable Worthwhile Worse than most Acceptable Superior Better than most Disagreeable Makes me content Inadequate Excellent Rotten Enjoyable Poor THE JOB DESCRIPTIVE INDEX Y The Job Descriptive Index Bowling Green State University 1975-2009 The Job In General Scale Bowling Green State University 1982-2009 2009 Revision including The Job in General Scale Work on Present Job Pay Opportunities for Promotion Supervision Think of the work you do at present. How well...
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...10 Reasons You Should be an Entrepreneur by Bamidele Being an entrepreneur can be one of the best decisions you will ever take in life but you don’t just jump into things without knowing why, this post will be listing 10 reasons why you should be an entrepreneur. 1. Be Your Own Boss. Nothing can be more frustrating than taking orders from the same person all the time. Even if taking orders is okay, what happens if your life depends on taking orders? Failure to obey your boss can kick you out of your job. Being an entrepreneur puts and end to this and you don’t have to answer or take orders from any boss anymore, you live your life as it pleases you, you do things as you want. We all have various ways of doing things and what works for me might not work for you, if you are working under a boss your boss can make you do things against your will if he believe that is what works best but as an entrepreneur you don’t have to face all this, you do as it pleases you. 2. Work at Your Own Schedule. Having a 9-5 job can be very stressful, you have to leave for work 9am every morning and you have no choice until 5pm in the evening, being an entrepreneur helps you overcome this and you can decide if you want to be working from 2pm in the noon till 6pm in the evening, it depends on you. Depending on how and where your business operates, you can even work at night and sleep at day as an entrepreneur, you can decide to live a different way of life – and this is what a 9-5 job will...
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...eyesight is failing, she cannot see the computer screen clearly. How would you configure the magnifier utility to make it easier for your grandmother to view the screen? On-Screen Keyboard Because of an accident that has left him with limited use of some of his fingers, an employee has asked if the IT department could configure his computer with an on-screen keyboard so that he may use the mouse to type data. How would you configure this user’s computer to comply with his request? Sticky Keys A friend with severe arthritis is having difficulty pressing multiple keys simultaneously (for example, ctrl-alt-delete). You offer to enable sticky keys for her. How would you configure this setting? Add Hardware Driver Not Detected You are running Windows XP Professional on an old Pentium II computer. A friend has just bought a new network interface card (NIC) for his computer and asks if you would like to have his old one. You install the NIC and the correct driver on your computer, but you discover that when you restarted your computer, the operating system did not detect the new NIC. Without restarting your computer, how would you troubleshoot this problem? Add/Remove Programs Add Components How would you install IIS (Internet Information Services) on your computer? Remove Programs Adobe Reader has recently become corrupted. How would you remove it from your computer? Administrative Tools Computer Management ...
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...February 2016 Decision Made by Terminally Ill Patients What if you think that your time is up, why not end it without suffering? Why allow your siblings loved ones, and others sit around and watch you die slowly? People who are terminally ill should decide if they want to live in pain or die. There are a lot of arguments about the family wanting their love ones to live instead of die, which is selfish. The family should also understand. If a person is terminally ill and not able to take the pain anymore, then they should end their lives upon their choice. Terminally ill patients should be able to decide not to suffer, make their own decisions and die with dignity. For one it is selfish to have an ill person suffering waiting on their death day. It should only be their choice if they decide to suffer or not. If you have never suffered before, then you wouldn’t know how bad the pain really is. No matter whom they are, regardless if it’s the mother, father, sister, brother, aunt, or any other close member of the family, have to understand it’s our lives. Pain is pain there is no big or small, pain is exactly what it is. “Legalize Assisted Suicide: A debate.”(1) Discuss killing someone to suffer. It discusses the fear of the losing capacity to make the choice to die. Those are some of the reason terminally ill patients should not have to suffer. Secondly, under no circumstances a terminally ill person should decide how he/she would like to end their lives. No one should push terminally...
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...way; however you and only you can be responsible for your life and choices you make because no one can affect you and the way you choose to do things and to complete college you have to be responsible and push yourself. As Len Wilson said Wilson (2012), “Personal capital is closely related to person responsibility, when personal responsibility is defined as a person’s “response-ability,” that is, the ability of a person to maturely respond to the carious challenges and circumstances of life.” I believe that Wilson said it quite right. Ones’ choices show his or her responsibility. They can either do the right thing or whatever they want to do. You and only you can be responsible for your life and your choices. You are given choices everyday where you have to pick from option A or B sometimes life gives you more than two. You have two choices: You can go to college to get a degree to achieve a better paying job or you can work a full time job and work for minimum wage. Which one would you pick? You choice changes’ your whole life that one decision could take your life one way or another. If you went to college you would be there for 4 years achieving your degree. You would perhaps move to a new town, city, state or even country. Make new friends, date new people, work a part time or even a full time job, get your degree, and start working. If you went straight into working a full time job making minimum wage it is harder to get promotions to make more money. You would make new...
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...where you do not have freedom because the government will make most of your decisions for you. Capitalism has many pros to go along with its economy. The government will change gradually, but is able to adjust to it with ease. Each person also has individual freedom with lack of government interference. We also have the freedom to choose what we want and when we want it. On the other hand, not everybody will have a job, and the government will not help him or her find one. If you do have a job, everyone will be getting paid the same amount of money as you do. It all depends on what you do, whom you work for, and how long you decide to work. Communism has many drastic chances at one time, but adjusting could be simple for most. The bad things about communism is that everybody has a job, but no matter how much you work or whom you work for, you will always be getting paid the same amount of money as everyone else. Another bad thing about communism is that consumers will not always get what they want because the government decides on what you sell; and what you purchase. As a Capitalist, when you go to the store to shop, you have a choice of what you want to buy. If you are communist, the government decides for you. Because of this, you cannot always get what you want which is why communism isn’t a good economy to live in. In our economy, you must work to make money. The more you work, the more pat you’ll receive and now you will be able to buy what you need, and want when you want...
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... • A position opens in your department at work. You recommend to a coworker and friend in another department that she should apply. You previously consulted with this person on small projects, and she appears knowledgeable and responsible. In fact, you became friends through these work contacts. Your friend appreciates your recommendation and arranges a meeting to ask you more details about the work done by your department. The meeting is productive, and your friend takes notes to help with the application process. Your friend stops by your desk a few days later to thank you for your help, because the application was long and detailed. She confides that some of the information she included on the application is not entirely accurate. Some of her work experience did not match the job requirements and needed to be reworded for a better fit. Your friend thanks you again and says, “I hope we’ll be working together soon!” Part A: Write five questions you need to ask yourself to help you think through the situation and determine a course of action. 1. Is she qualifying enough for this position? 2. Why did she did not tell truth on the application? 3. If I help her how it will affect my work if anyone find out? 4. How is that going to look when my employer find out that I recommended her? 5. What would happen if employer decides hire someone with more experience and knowledge? Part B: Questioning yourself, as you did in the exercise above, is a form of critical...
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...that his manager is engaging in illegal activities on the job. Emotional intelligence could be applied to this scenario by the man in the scenario making a decision to either be fired or stay with the company, and deal with the situation of his manager engaging in illegal activities. When being faced with these sort of issues, you must take into consideration that if anyone finds out that you do know about the situation it may come and bite you later. I was once put in this situation at my place of employment. I was being sexually harassed at work for a long period of time, until the situation became dangerous for me. I then later decided to let the superiors know about the situation, and found that they were very understanding, this situation later caused my manager to be terminated, and he has not been able to find any employment in the law enforcement field thus far. I feel that if there is something going on at work that makes you uncomfortable or uneasy, it is your duty to make sure you help protect the rest of your co-workers. Successful intelligence could be used in the sense of finding a unique tactic for dealing with the situation at work. If the gentlemen involved can come up with a creative way to let a higher official know about the situation it may turn out where he would feel more comfortable. I feel that if he would send an anonymous letter to a superior, and let them make the decision about rather to investigate, or choose to not believe it. This may make the...
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...production plan. c. A shipping plan. The daily or monthly plan is essential to ensure that production follows the annual plan. The shipping plan ensures that products are delivered from the production site to the delivery site on time 13.2 Ensure that production keeps to plan – Part One When the monthly production plan has been agreed, there are several important actions to take to ensure that production keeps to this plan. Four are dealt with in this text and three in Text 13.3: a. Organise your production line in the best possible way. b. Set and keep to standard times. c. Know your production capacity. d. Manage each process 13.3 Ensure that production keeps to plan – Part Two The further three actions that you can take, in...
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...do something else. He finally decides that the job would be better than working in a company for any other person that could make him miserable. On his first day at the job he is trained on how to work undercover because his first assignment for the government is to be someone else and find out how medicine company’s plan to fix their medicine in stores that are making people more sick. After a week Sam is put undercover as Michael’s new secretary, a medicine company owner with lots of money and influence, and he is to get close enough to find out how Michael plans on changing the medicine in the stores. Sam starts to scan/read people’s mind who are close to Michael and who are involved with the medicine called Brioctide, the medicine is supposed to help with bronchitis. Sam found out that instead...
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...finish what you start” and all of them have positive meaning and are good to take into consideration when you want to make decisions in your life. The most significant one is “Know where to draw the line” and although some may disagree, it is one that everyone follow to a certain degree. Knowing where to draw the line occurs in our everyday lives when we make choices. Do we test the teachers limits...
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... * Digital Access | * Digital Law | * Digital Commerce | * Digital Rights and Responsibility | * Digital Communication | * Digital Health and Wellness | * Digital Literacy | * Digital Security | * Digital Etiquette | | 1. You setup a new event on ical to remind you to change your password every three months. Digital Security 2. Various restaurants and coffee shops are now offering free Wi-Fi (wireless Internet connection). Digital Access 3. You respond to an email with ALL CAPS. Digital Etiquette 4. You purchase a used gaming system and find that the previous owner’s account information has not been deleted. You go into the online store and start making purchases with their account information. Digital Law 5. You watch Lynda videos to learn how to use photoshop. Digital Literacy 6. You ask your boss for a standing desk so that you don’t have to sit down at work. Digital Health and Wellness 7. You post on a discussion board asking friends to vote for you in an online music contest. Digital Communication 8. Adding items to your wish list on Amazon that you share with your friends and family. Digital Commerce 9. You sign a petition to support the revision of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act that would restrict police from reviewing private emails without a warrant. Digital Rights and Responsibilities Part II: Digital Citizenship Compass Not comfortable with this ...
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...THE UNOFFICIAL GUIDE TO BANKING What career options are available? Are the myths about the hours or salary really true? And how do you get a foot in the door? This straightforward, no-nonsense guide has info on most divisions and roles plus tips on getting hired. What’s more, it’s all been written with the help of recent graduates working at Deutsche Bank who were in your shoes not that long ago. Your career in banking starts here. OVERVIEW OF BANKING Banks are large, complex organizations, but what do they do exactly? 01 There are four broad categories of banking: Put simply, they provide services for those who want to borrow, lend and invest. Their clients range from individuals and institutions, all the way up to the governments and central banks of entire countries. Retail Banking – dealing directly with small businesses and individuals Banks must be ready to act on changes in the market triggered by anything from movements in the political climate, the financial climate or even the weather. So it’s vital that you’re able to adapt to change, whatever your role or the area you work in. Commercial or Corporate Banking – offering banking facilities to medium-to-large businesses Private Banking – a one-to-one service for rich individuals Investment Banking – generally related to helping clients raise capital, often by investing in the financial markets. Banking offers a vast range of career options. We’ve grouped them...
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